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Personal Documents Found in Trash Bin

Posted on June 18, 2008 by Dissent

Courtney Collins of KARK 4 News reports:

How would you feel if your bank account information, social security number and address were available to anyone?

For a period of time today, that was a reality for hundreds of central Arkansas dental patients.

KARK got a call this afternoon from a concerned worker at a Little Rock office park.

He came across a carton full of personal documents in a trash bin, and they all came from Dr. James Moore Jr’.s dental office.

The dental office says the fault lies with an area shredding company, but no matter who’s to blame, patients are very upset.

Full story – ArkansasMatters.com

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